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The Chilean Mothman is less a single creature than a Chilean cluster of winged-humanoid stories: a 2013 Santiago flap, later southern highway-impact tales, and related gargoyle-like reports that together formed Chile’s own dark version of the Mothman legend.
The Clock Insect is one of Chile’s strangest folkloric insects: a small green ticking being said to appear in the rooms of the terminally ill, counting out the last minutes of life before dying alongside the person it has accompanied.
The Coniponi is one of the rare benevolent beings in Chilote mythology: a small gray worm found among potato plants and placed beneath a newborn’s pillow to calm the child, guard sleep, and bring protection to the household.
Deñ is one of the sinister bird-forms of Chilote witchcraft: a nocturnal omen-being, similar to a tiuque but with brighter owl-like eyes, used by witches to torment households, announce misfortune, and spread fear through dark silent nights.